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Social Problem Solving Pictures
A variety of picture scenes to use for lessons on inferencing, social problem solving, and other social pragmatics lessons. Can be used digitally, or print and laminate to use in person. Great for counseling, social skills, and speech pathology groups or individual sessions!Some examples of questions to use with these picture scenarios:What is happening in this picture?How does this person feel?What is this person thinking?What just happened or what might happen next?What is the size of the prob
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Emotions and Feelings Packet for Autism and Special Education
Emotions Studied in Packet:
happy, sad, angry, worried, confused, surprised, frustrated, excited, bored, afraid
READY TO PRINT MATERIALS:
1. 10 Cards with Emotion Pictures/Words
2. 10 Cards with just Emotion Words
3. 10 Cards with just Emotion Pictures
4. 22 Cards with Emotion Situation Paragraphs (students say how they would feel if they were in that situation)
5. 1 Emotion Matching of the 10 Emotions Worksheet
6. 10 Emotion Pictures of People (students say how they think the person in picture
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
Social Scenarios for Middle/High School Students
Relevant social and academic scenarios and problems that might arise during a student's school day or in their daily lives. There are 17 scenarios included, with a lot of potential use for a variety of pragmatic/social skills goals. Excellent source for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Grades:
7th - 12th
What's the Question? - Maths Talk Time
The aim of this resource is to encourage students to find mathematical links in the world around them and open up mathematical discussions in the class while also use the maths language that they know, extend on their current maths vocabulary.Simply ask the pupils to think of a maths based question that could produce the answer displayed. There are multiple answers to suit a range of abilities. My students love this resource because they can all find an answer.I believe it also encourages the s
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Also included in: Maths Talk Time Bundle - Updated!
Driver Education - Traffic & Road Signs!!
84 signs for student drivers to review and learn (14 target slides)...This is not an exhaustive list by any means, but some frequent signs that can be seen during travels!! Space is left by each sign for the students to write the answer. Enjoy!
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
When to call 911 scenario questions.
Editable scenario questions to teach students when would be appropriate to call the police. Made originally for ABA purposes to be used with students with ASD to understand and differentiate between emergency situations and small inconveniences.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Emergency Scenarios for Problem Solving
These are pictures of a variety of emergency/ non emergency scenarios for students to determine:1. Is it safe/ not safe?2. Is it an emergency?3. What type of help do you need? (ex. Medical, fire, police)4. Who should you call for help? (ex. 911/ police station/ parents)5. What should you tell the person on the phone? (ex. Role play 911/ other call)
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Free Developing Positive Character Trait Cards
Thank you so much for downloading my Developing Character Cards. I’m a former 2nd grade teacher and always tried teaching my students about character and how to become a better person. When I decided to home school our 3 year old, I knew that this was something that I’d like to continue.
I print out the cards and each week, we focus on 1 card. I try to keep the theme of the card running throughout the week. I use this time to talk to my daughter about what a good person is and why it
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Student Calm Down Strategy Cards
This is a great visual reminder for students to have when they need some strategies to calm down. Students can use them as gentle reminders of ways to calm down when things don't go quite the way they wanted to expected. Print on cardstock and laminate for lasting use!Ideas:Have students use them as bookmarks.Place on top of students desk as a gentle reminder.Students can keep it in their backpack.Keep a stack on your desk for those times in need.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Sorting Stimuli Set
This includes stimuli to help with teaching and practicing different ways to sort, including by color, shape, size, and class. All cards are the same size and format. They fit inside an index card holder box and the title card and target list can easily be placed on the top and inside of the index holder for ease of use and storage. Great for VB-MAPP, EDSM, or working on visual perception skills in schools as a "center" or independent activity!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Gaming Behavior Intervention-Pokemon
Use the templates and the scope and sequence to work with students who have lagging skills and behavioral challenges. Students create their own Pokemon as strategies to build skills and overcome challenges. Includes an overview of how to use the templates, student template, templates for creating Pokemon cards and a tool for tracking each student's strategies.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Detention Reflection Sheet
I created this form to use with my 2nd grade students. Previously students had to "walk laps" as punishment at recess. This proved to be an ineffective consequence for many. Now my cohorts and I rotate hosting Recess Detention and Recess. Students fill out this to document behaviors. These forms can be filed in each student's personal file or kept in a notebook depending on how you personally want to manage it. I keep a notebook full of blank forms on one side of a divider, and I place filled ou
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Fur and Feathered Animal Sort
20 various animal cards. Students can sort them based on if they have feathers or fur!(Real life pictures, not clip art)
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PreK - 1st
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Reading Comprehension Worksheet
This is a great way for students to reflect and comprehend what is in a text! — This reading worksheet ask questions that measure a student’s comprehension of a book. Perfect before an Accelerated Reader test! This is also a perfect worksheet to send home, so parents know and understand what to ask their child after finishing a book.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
LoveBug Math
These colorful LoveBugs can be used to teach math in a variety of ways! Use them for one-to-one counting, by counting the hearts on each bug. Bugs range from one heart, to twenty hearts. There are also bugs included in this activity that allow you to use the LoveBugs for addition, subtraction, equals, does not equal, greater than, and less than. Your students will love learning math facts with these sweet little bugs!
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
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lets learn manners
This PPT teaches children about good and bad manners. this can be very useful for special education as well as children in normal school setting.
It teachers about good manners and children get chance to identify good and bad manners with the help of situational slides. You could also take printout of these slides and use cards for individual group sessions or these cards could be displayed on the wall and can be used as classroom management startergy.
This PPT includes
- 12 situational cards/s
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Farm Animal Mom's and Babies WODB
These cards were made for a Which One Doesn't Belong game. Put 3 cards out making sure to have a mommy and baby pair and have the students pick out the one that doesn't belong.They can also be used for Picture Naming, Sorting, and a Memory Game.
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PreK - K
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Gaming Behavior Intervention Pokemon Style Premade
These are some already made Pokemon strategy cards that help students work on their lagging skills and build a strategy bank. If you like these, but would like the template to make your own, see my TPT store for all the blank templates.
Grades:
K - 5th
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COVID-19 Problem Solving Picture Cards with Solutions
COVID-19 Product-Could be utilized for in-person or virtual instruction (practice for going back to school)Directions for Use: I believe these cards could be used in any general education or special education classroom to review common scenarios your students might encounter during the COVID-19 pandemic in school. This is a way to practice solving problems on their own to keep themselves safe. The way you present the cards would differ based on the functioning level of your students.15 Problem
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Not Grade Specific
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Problem Solving - Christmas edition
Ho Ho Ho!This problem-solving set has 13 social situations around the Christmas and Holiday season. These are great for children with autism and other social challenges to practice critical thinking, reaction to the problems and finding the best solution to the problems.It has been broken down into Identifying the problemSize of the problemThe solution to the problem
Grades:
1st - 8th
Subtraction Flashcards 0-10
Jungle theme subtraction flash cards are great for a math task bin! Students can get extra practice with subtraction in a fun way! Just print out these flash cards, laminate them and they are ready to go!
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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I Need Help Student Desk Cards
A printable file of Help Cards. There are 4 cards on each of 4 sheets. There are 4 different help cards per sheet to make 4 sets of cards for every set of prints. CARDS: 1. I need help NOW, 2. I need help and cannot keep working, 3. I need help, I can keep working, and I need to Use the RESTROOM. Each sheet is printed on its own color of card stock for greater teacher visability.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Jack and the Beanstalk discussion cards
5 picture cards, one for each group of children.The idea is to get each group to talk about their picture and decide which story they think it’s from.At the end, each group announce which story they think their picture is from then show their card to the rest of the class. Children then see if their pictures match up to the story they think it’s from.Ideal start of the day activity.
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PreK - 1st
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Mindfulness skill packet
This packet includes 15 mindfulness skills based on foundations of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. It can be used for ages 13 to adult at the discretion of the practitioner. It can be printed as a full sheet or in individual cards.
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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